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Reviewer 3RD QTR
Reviewer 3RD QTR
Stance – The attitude that the writer has towards the topic of his or her message. It is a manner and
position in which a person stands.
1. Facial Expressions
2. Eye Contact
3. Postures
4. Gestures
Oral language – Is one of the most important skills that students can master-both for social and
academic success.
Types of Communication
2. Nonverbal communication – provide some insight into a speaker’s word choice. These things often
communicated through facial expressions, hand gestures, posture and even appearance.
3. Visual communication – include signs, maps or drawings as well as color or graphic design.
4. Written communication – is writing, typing or printing symbols like numbers to convey information.
Appropriate Behavior – refers to how you act and deliver a text through different facial expressions
such as happy, sad, angry, surprise and afraid and body language.
Factual Recounts – Used to record details and facts of a particular event which the speaker or writer has
NOT necessarily been involved in.
Personal Recounts – These describe events that the speaker/writer was PERSONALLY INVOLVED IN.
Belief – The statement is true or that something exists. It is shaped by the individual’s background
experiences and is based on one’s cultural or personal faith, morality or values.
General Statement – Sentence that defines or declares some large and overarching truth. It is usally the
TOPIC SENTENCE OR THE MAIN IDEA OF THE PARAGRAPH.
Specific Statements - can be used to expand upon general statements and modify broad sentences.
Public Forum – refer to a situation in which people can talk about a problem or matter concerning public
interest.
Panel Discussion – involves a group of experts and thought leaders to discuss a topic or brainstorm
solutions to public concern in front of an audience.
3. Intensity your question by raising a thought-requiring one. You may phrase it by asking “How?” or
“What if…?”
A Panel discussion in the classroom is a technique used to teach students to work as a group.
TLE Reviewer – 3rd Quarter
Technical drawing – is the act and discipline of composing drawing that visually communicate how
something functions or is to be constructed. It is essential for communicating ideas in industry and
engineering.
Equipment – These are the parts, components, ingredients and raw materials that become a part of the
output. Equipment are the tools, machinery, devices that help create the output.
1. Drawing Paper – This type does not groove easily when pressure is applied to the pencil.
3. Mechanical Pencil – This is the thin replaceable graphics-based care or lead which is available in all
grades can also be used.
4. Pencil Sharpener – Used for keeping the pencil lead sharp and pointed.
5. Draftsman’s Dusting Brush – Used to avoid smudging the drawing and to remove eraser crumbs.
6. Masking Tape – Preferred material for fastening paper onto the drawing board or drawing table.
8. Erasing Shield – Used to protect the rest of the drawing when clearing up smudges.
10.Protracter – Used to determine gradations of the degrees when measuring arcs, angles, and circles.
12. T-Square – Used for guiding triangles when drawing vertical lines
b. movable head or adjustable head – It has one fixed and one adjustable head and used only for
occasional drawing.
c. detachable/ removable head – It is designed for comfort when carrying the T-square
15. Irregular curve or French curve – Used to draw curves other than circles of circular arcs.
16. Triangular Scales – Used when reproducing a drawing in an enlarged or reduced form to some
regular proportion.
Drawing – Is composed of different line or lines that form different images where you can clearly see the
object it forms.
Alphabet of Lines
Visible line – Thick line that represents the visible edges or the outline of the object.
Section line – Line that shows the surface that has been cut.
Center line – Used to show the center of the holes and other symmetrical objects.
Short break line – Used to show a detail that a part of the object has been cut off.
Cutting plane line – Used for indicating imaginary cut of an object along the line.
Phantom line – Used to show the alternate position of the moving parts located in the object.
Floor Plan – It is a scale diagram of the arrangement of rooms in one story of a building.
Measuring Tools – It is used to measure lines, circular, diameters and other drawing requirements.
1. Ruler – Used to measure both English and metric system of measurement. It is the commonly used
measuring tool.
2. Triangular Scale – Used to convert a smaller measurement into a bigger portion or vise-versa.
System of Measurement – collection of units of measurement and rules relating them to each other.
English System of Measurement – came from a creative way of people to measure themselves.
Examples of these are inch, foot, yard and mile.
Metric System – Is a decimal system of measurement. This system of measurement is used for business,
commercial and scientific purposes.
Lettering – Can help to enhance the penmanship of one person.
The 7s of Drafting
3. Safety – to review or analyze every action to ensure that we have overlooked potentioal hazards.
4. Systemize – to free the workplace from unnecessary items from the work place.
5. Self sustain – to follow the rules for safety and other industrial practices.
Safety hazards – Inadequate and insufficient machine guards, unsafe workplace conditions, unsafe work
practices.
Biological hazards – It is caused by organisms such as viruses, bacteria, fungi and parasites.
Physical hazards – noise, vibration, energy, weather, electricity, radiation and pressure.
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